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Russkii Zhurnal
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Feb 7, 2001
Sergey Kuznetsov. NasNet: issue 33
NasNet: issue 33 Sergey Kuznetsov Publication date: February 7, 2001 Project: nineties (Game conditions - here ) Keywords: drugs, magazines The employees of Playboy magazine one fine day open the magazine "Ptyuch" and see that in the section "Rolls/sucks" (or whatever it was called?) in the "Cool" section it says "Mercedes", and in the "Sucks" section it says "playboy". Intrigued, they call the editor of the relevant magazine: they say, what’s the matter, friends?
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Feb 7, 2001
Miroslav Nemirov. All about poetry 22
Watermelon Large green spherical fruit striped with thick crust. It needs to be cut - under the crust red, soft, wet, it should be eaten. This amazing fruit, which, according to the " Encyclopedia of Vegetables ", originates of the annual herbaceous plants of the pumpkin family, is food and fodder culture. "A watermelon from wild plants of tropical Africa occurs, in ancient Egypt it was known 4,000 years ago.
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Feb 7, 2001
Svetlana Evgrafova. Corruption with ease
Corruption with ease Svetlana Evgrafova Publication date: February 7, 2001 Every time officials from the ministry issue new instructions about how they see the educational process (no matter where - in secondary or high school), I personally have a question: why everything that is done in education always has an internal intention " " ease . Make exams easier, the workload easier, and the program easier too.
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Feb 7, 2001
Yulia Rogonova. Izba-reading room
Izba-reading room Twin libraries flooded the Russian Internet Yulia Rogonova Publication date: February 7, 2001 The Russian Internet clearly demonstrates that our country is the most reading country in the world. In just three or four years, thousands of books and hundreds of virtual libraries appeared there. All creators of electronic collections can be divided into several categories. These are lone fighters , enthusiastically scanning their home libraries and whatever comes to hand.
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Feb 7, 2001
Oleg Belyakov. Boris Abramovich Herzen
Boris Abramovich Herzen Oleg Belyakov Publication date: February 7, 2001 -Who do you think this powerful old man is? Don't say, you can't know. This is a giant of thought, the father of Russian democracy... (hereinafter: I. Ilf and E. Petrov “Twelve Chairs.” ) Not long ago, Viktor Shenderovich in his In an interview with Moscow News , he noted that they were clearly trying to “make Herzen” out of Gusinsky.
Russkii Zhurnal
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Feb 7, 2001
Nastic Gryzunova. Seine: issue 164
American energy workers can take comfort: scientists from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory estimate that computer equipment and various Internet hardware consume only about two percent of the electricity consumed in the United States. The remaining 98%, presumably, is Los Alamos National Laboratory and the light in the toilet that is not turned off.
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Feb 7, 2001
Foreign cars #14
It is difficult to say what might interest a Russian reader in this book: perhaps the author’s personality itself is imbued with more intrigue than the storyline of the story. Having re-read all sorts of treatises about the Stalinist regime, the victims of this time and the fate of the people of that era, in “Music of a Life” you will rather find a repetition of old novels and scripts for films about Stalinism of the early 90s.
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Feb 7, 2001
Rebekah Frumkin. "I hang on Peres by the Creator ..."
In our elementary school there is an object that is officially called differently, and among themselves both teachers and students most often call these classes . Depending on who teaches from who and how, these can be lessons where children only draw and sculpt. In other cases, they also consider reproductions and listen to stories about artists. A certain mixture of Izu and that in my times called "labor" is also common.
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Feb 7, 2001
Lisa Novikova. Books for the week from 7.02.
Books for the week from 7.02. Lisa Novikova Publication date: February 7, 2001 Alexey Kruchenykh. Poems, poems, novels, opera / Cont. art., comp., text preparation, notes. S. Krasitsky. - St. Petersburg: Academic Project, 2001. "Dyr bul shchyl" was published. This historical “abstruse” line by Alexei Kruchenykh, which first appeared in 1913 in a modest little book called “Lipstick”, is today published under the solid green cover of a small series of the “New Poet's Library”.
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Feb 7, 2001
Igor Tretyakov. Glass chronometer
... And making love and telling stories require much more than a good technique, but we can only talk about technology. J.B. The time ago, approximately when this book of Bart was published in America, in Moscow, a desktop clock with a transparent plastic building was sold in Moscow. Real "adult" watches - and at the same time entertaining children's toy. One could endlessly observe colorful gears spinning at different speeds in different directions.
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Feb 7, 2001
Leonid Reznichenko. What's in your name?..
It all started (or ended?) in 1539. Then the royal ordinance assigned to each Frenchman his family name, nickname, nickname, and under this name (and under no other) he and his descendants were from now on and forever to be recorded in the parish registers. It was forbidden to change it at will.
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Feb 7, 2001
Evgeny Kuznetsov. Third Rome or Second Babylon?
Third Rome or Second Babylon? Evgeny Kuznetsov Publication date: February 7, 2001 Too many cooks spoil the broth. Already blind, and once again unable to sense the country beneath it, Russian society also risks losing its hearing, because the deafening squealing of the discordant media is as intrusive as it is meaningless.